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NEW PAINTING Cosmos

 

"Cosmos", 12" x 16", acrylics, collage and graphite on artboard, sold while still in process, directly off my easel, and now winging her way home. I accept paypal, personal checks and payment plans. Inquiries may always come to me.

I am so grateful to have collectors and followers that welcome and embrace my artwork so enthusiastically. Thank you for that!

Of the five new works I've created in the past two weeks, three of them have already found new homes. Harlequin and Prescience remain available - not because they are any less beautiful than the others, but most likely because they were born alongside peaks in this ceaseless storm surge of news here in the US, where the majority of my collectors and followers reside. I have included images of them below, in case, for whatever reason, you missed their original posts.

And meanwhile, I have more pieces in process. I share working images on my social media accounts (Facebook and Insta), and you are welcome to inquire or place a deposit on a piece that thrills you, no matter if it's yet completed. And if you want an even deeper look at my process, please check out my online classroom, which is essentially a self-paced standing invitation into my studio each week, with content reaching back over 18 months.

Thanks, as always, for also being at my side and following along on my art journey,
Warmly, Kim




 

Prescience, 12" x 16", acrylics, collage and graphite on artboard, $499 plus s&h to the first asking nicely. I accept paypal, personal checks and payment plans. Inquiries may always come to me.

Harlequin, 12" x 16", acrylics, collage and graphite on artboard, $499 plus s&h to the first asking nicely. I accept paypal, personal checks and payment plans. Inquiries may always come to me.

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